Where's the GNOME 2 remix?

Not all people are cut out for being paid by merit and that is why there are unions and trustfunds for those people to hang around and get paid to do the bare minimum.

There fixed that for ya...

Bing still fails the Santorum test...

Thank you for sharing your biases, Matt.

They already do that. It's called "Leasing". Where do you think all those GM EV-1's went....

Sounds like normal run of the mill american capitalism. Except I would call it a "Service Bomb".

Chromechu, I choose you!

What about the "There, fixed it for ya. You're welcome." Phase?

<quote><p><i>Does the U.S. really want to be like China or Iran</i></p><p>"Right now China, the government, can disconnect parts of its Internet in case of war and we need to have that here too," Lieberman</p></quote>

What we really need, is the ability to shut off <i>China's</i> access to the internet.

<quote><p>Man are you gonna look stupid when Valve releases the cure for cancer at E3 this year.</p></quote>

Unfortunately it's the cure for Thumb Cancer, brought about by playing too many video games...

<quote><p>Mention Slashdot in an article. Get your article published on Slashdot. Success.</p></quote>

Recursion!

How exactly does one "introduce more quantum uncertainty"?

Cable companies pay big chunks of money to cable networks (USA, MTV, FX) to carry their programming. Comcast and its ilk are none too happy when these networks then turn around and put said content on the Internet for free.

Maybe That is the part that needs to change.. the cable channels are already making a fortune with advertisments, why should Comcast have to pay for the channels at all. When cable TV first appeared in 1976 in Westfield,MA there were no advertisements on many of the channels. Your monthly subscription paid for the content. That was the argument made to my Dad when told he would have to start paying for TV. No commercials! Sure.